Sentence examples for recording excursions from inspiring English sources

This isolates the action of each individual muscle by recording excursions only along the axes corresponding to that muscle's primary field of action.

The platform recorded excursions of the Centre of Pressure (CoP).

People recorded family excursions in tiny pictures that went into albums.

He records his excursions, even if they only take him on to the steps of the accommodation block, with gentle excitement: a cupful of boiling water thrown into the air will freeze at once "with a soft and percussive 'whoosh'"; exhaling softly he hears "an unfamiliar sound: the vapour in my breath was freezing immediately it left my mouth.

Part of them are close in age to known geomagnetic excursions, the Mono Lake excursion at ~33 ka, the Laschamp at ~41 ka, the Blake at ~120 ka, and the Iceland Basin at ~188 ka (Roberts 2008), and they may have recorded the excursions.

To record diaphragm excursion via M-mode ultrasonography in stroke patients with dysphagia and determine whether they present reduced diaphragm excursion during voluntary cough compared with stroke patients without dysphagia and healthy subjects.

Specifically, we recorded angular excursion at the metacarpal phalangeal (mcp) and proximal interphalangeal (pip) joints for all five digits, and abduction angles between digits by means of a CyberGlove (Fig. 1B).

The right hemidiaphragm was evaluated by B- and M-mode ultrasonography to record respiratory excursion and thickening.

The following measurements were recorded: the excursion in centimeters of the spleen below the rib cage in the left mid-clavicular line (MCL) and left mid-axillary line (MAL); liver tenderness; the excursion in centimeters of the left liver lobe beneath the sternum in the mid-sternal line (MSL); the excursion of the right liver lobe beneath the rib cage in the right MCL.

Since then he has made regular excursions from recording to appear in mainstream films, including Walter Hill's Trespass (1992) and the risible Anaconda in 1997.

These intervals correlate well to other centennial-scale excursions recorded in Romania and Europe.